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Mz Buntleti JTarmailie
UMBER 7
THURSDAY, MAY 18. 1978
PHONE- 669-5621-If no anawer caO ,459-1456 or 459-0998
PO 192
MiriTr.EY. M.r.
PAGES
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTUY SINCE 1960
I IScPEECOPT
NEW SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT
NAMED
by Sylvia Harmon
Mrs. Nancy Livingston Huntley School Board President has announced the signing of a new contract as of July I, 1978 to Dr. Robert Bunt, as District #158 school Superintendent.
Dr. Bunt is 39 years of age, married and the father of 3 daughters. Mrs. Bunt has taught school on the elementary level.
Dr. Bunt has served as Superintendent ofthe Crete-Monee School District, is now in the process of selling their home in the Crete area, and will be seeking a home in the Huntley area in the very near future.
AWARDS NIGHT AT HUNTLEY SCHOOL
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
by Sylvia Harmon
Sunday, May 21. 1978, will see the celebration'of the 20th Anniversary of the dedication of the new church building at Trinity Lutheran Church, Huntley, as well as note-burning festivities as the church burns the mortgages for its educational building, erected in 1966, and its parsonage, dedicated in 1969.
Participating in the services will be several officers of the congregation, representatives of the State Bank of Huntley and the Aid Association for Lutherans, holders of the mortgages, as well as the pastor. At the 8:00 A.M. service the education building mortgage will be burned; the parsonage mortgage will be incinerated at tne 10:15 A.M. service.
The Rev. LeRoy Mueller, Diluth, Minnesota, who served Trinity congregation from 19SS - 1965, will be present to be the guest speaker for this occasion.
Trinity Lutheran Church was incorporated as a congregation ofthe Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod in April, 1871. It has experienced a slow but steady growth throughout the years; its present membership includes 992 baptized persons, 757 of whom are adult communicants. During its 107 year history. Trinity has been served by a total of nine pastors: The Rev. Louis Steinrauf, The Rev. John Baumgaertner. the Rev. Lorenz Craemer, the Rev. Gottlieb Guelker, the Rev. Daniel Poellot, the Rev. Louis Baumgaenncr, the Rev. Arthur Schroeder. the Rev. LeRoy Mueller, and the present pastor, the Rev. Dr. Frederick Harm, who has served since 1965.
Included m the event on 'he 21st will be a refreshment period followmg the 8:00 A.M. service and a pot-luck fellowship dinner at the conclusion ofthe 10:15 A.M. service. Friends residing in the Huntlev area are given a warm invitation to share in the festivities ofthe dav.
PAULA ISENHART SET TRACK RECORD
William Moylan presents special engraved plaque to Brenda Stallbaum for perfect 4 year attendance.
Neva Robertshaw, Legion Auxiliary President, announces Illini Giris Stater, Lori Ann Keams. Continued on Inside Page
Featured inside are:
Musical Award Winners -Hli Stater Delegates
Picture Lady Program -Color Guard Open House
$200 REWARD
FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF PERSON OR F PERSONS FOR THE DAMAGE SUSTAINED I TO THE GOLF CARTS AT PINECREST GOLF & COUNTRYCLUB.
POPPY DAY MAY 26th
Poppy Day in Hi'ntley will be May 26, 1978, announced Hedy Leonard, Poppy Chairman ofthe American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 673. As in the past, members of the Unit and of Post 673 will be at various comers in Huntley with the poppies and the collection cans.
The purpose of Poppy Days is to receive donations for use by the Auxiliary to fulfill their co^nmittments in their Veterans Rehabilitation Programs. The poppies are made by hospitaliz¬ ed veterans and are purchased for the drive by the American Legion. In turn, the money raised is used only for rehabili¬ tation work.
In the past, Huntley has been generous in thei** donations. Now, with the Viet Nam veterans, the need is greater.
Therefore, be generous, to help the veterans who are still su^ering mental and physical pain- They gave - please give generously. Show these men and women someone cares!
by Sylvia Harmon
One of Huntley's Girl's track team members qualified for Class A finals in two seperate events on Friday, May 12, 1978. The young lady, Paula Isenhart, earned the recognition setting a school record by winning the 100 yard dash in 11.46. She also won the 200 yard dash in 27.3.
Paula and her teammates, Debbie Lovins, Cindy Jacobs and Marion Manning qualified for state in two relay events in the Oregon meet.
Huntley's 880 yard medley relay squad finished second to qualify for state, and its time of 1.57.9 set a school record.
The 400 yard relay squad also finished second in 53.25. Jacobs, Lovings and Manning ran the first three legs, when because of bad handoffs the team held fourth place giving into the anchor leg, but Isenhart made up the ground with 30 yards to go, capturing second for her team by outleaning her opponents at the finish line.
Cindy Jacobs set a school record in the preliminary heat of the 110 yard low hurdles. She finished in 16.14, then syifeKed a delay that affected hit'vVAre when she lost time seated on a Continued on Back Page

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Mz Buntleti JTarmailie
UMBER 7
THURSDAY, MAY 18. 1978
PHONE- 669-5621-If no anawer caO ,459-1456 or 459-0998
PO 192
MiriTr.EY. M.r.
PAGES
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTUY SINCE 1960
I IScPEECOPT
NEW SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT
NAMED
by Sylvia Harmon
Mrs. Nancy Livingston Huntley School Board President has announced the signing of a new contract as of July I, 1978 to Dr. Robert Bunt, as District #158 school Superintendent.
Dr. Bunt is 39 years of age, married and the father of 3 daughters. Mrs. Bunt has taught school on the elementary level.
Dr. Bunt has served as Superintendent ofthe Crete-Monee School District, is now in the process of selling their home in the Crete area, and will be seeking a home in the Huntley area in the very near future.
AWARDS NIGHT AT HUNTLEY SCHOOL
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
by Sylvia Harmon
Sunday, May 21. 1978, will see the celebration'of the 20th Anniversary of the dedication of the new church building at Trinity Lutheran Church, Huntley, as well as note-burning festivities as the church burns the mortgages for its educational building, erected in 1966, and its parsonage, dedicated in 1969.
Participating in the services will be several officers of the congregation, representatives of the State Bank of Huntley and the Aid Association for Lutherans, holders of the mortgages, as well as the pastor. At the 8:00 A.M. service the education building mortgage will be burned; the parsonage mortgage will be incinerated at tne 10:15 A.M. service.
The Rev. LeRoy Mueller, Diluth, Minnesota, who served Trinity congregation from 19SS - 1965, will be present to be the guest speaker for this occasion.
Trinity Lutheran Church was incorporated as a congregation ofthe Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod in April, 1871. It has experienced a slow but steady growth throughout the years; its present membership includes 992 baptized persons, 757 of whom are adult communicants. During its 107 year history. Trinity has been served by a total of nine pastors: The Rev. Louis Steinrauf, The Rev. John Baumgaertner. the Rev. Lorenz Craemer, the Rev. Gottlieb Guelker, the Rev. Daniel Poellot, the Rev. Louis Baumgaenncr, the Rev. Arthur Schroeder. the Rev. LeRoy Mueller, and the present pastor, the Rev. Dr. Frederick Harm, who has served since 1965.
Included m the event on 'he 21st will be a refreshment period followmg the 8:00 A.M. service and a pot-luck fellowship dinner at the conclusion ofthe 10:15 A.M. service. Friends residing in the Huntlev area are given a warm invitation to share in the festivities ofthe dav.
PAULA ISENHART SET TRACK RECORD
William Moylan presents special engraved plaque to Brenda Stallbaum for perfect 4 year attendance.
Neva Robertshaw, Legion Auxiliary President, announces Illini Giris Stater, Lori Ann Keams. Continued on Inside Page
Featured inside are:
Musical Award Winners -Hli Stater Delegates
Picture Lady Program -Color Guard Open House
$200 REWARD
FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF PERSON OR F PERSONS FOR THE DAMAGE SUSTAINED I TO THE GOLF CARTS AT PINECREST GOLF & COUNTRYCLUB.
POPPY DAY MAY 26th
Poppy Day in Hi'ntley will be May 26, 1978, announced Hedy Leonard, Poppy Chairman ofthe American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 673. As in the past, members of the Unit and of Post 673 will be at various comers in Huntley with the poppies and the collection cans.
The purpose of Poppy Days is to receive donations for use by the Auxiliary to fulfill their co^nmittments in their Veterans Rehabilitation Programs. The poppies are made by hospitaliz¬ ed veterans and are purchased for the drive by the American Legion. In turn, the money raised is used only for rehabili¬ tation work.
In the past, Huntley has been generous in thei** donations. Now, with the Viet Nam veterans, the need is greater.
Therefore, be generous, to help the veterans who are still su^ering mental and physical pain- They gave - please give generously. Show these men and women someone cares!
by Sylvia Harmon
One of Huntley's Girl's track team members qualified for Class A finals in two seperate events on Friday, May 12, 1978. The young lady, Paula Isenhart, earned the recognition setting a school record by winning the 100 yard dash in 11.46. She also won the 200 yard dash in 27.3.
Paula and her teammates, Debbie Lovins, Cindy Jacobs and Marion Manning qualified for state in two relay events in the Oregon meet.
Huntley's 880 yard medley relay squad finished second to qualify for state, and its time of 1.57.9 set a school record.
The 400 yard relay squad also finished second in 53.25. Jacobs, Lovings and Manning ran the first three legs, when because of bad handoffs the team held fourth place giving into the anchor leg, but Isenhart made up the ground with 30 yards to go, capturing second for her team by outleaning her opponents at the finish line.
Cindy Jacobs set a school record in the preliminary heat of the 110 yard low hurdles. She finished in 16.14, then syifeKed a delay that affected hit'vVAre when she lost time seated on a Continued on Back Page